If England had reviewed that lbw shout against Ish Sodhi - I don't think he hit it, either - it would have been missing the stumps.

Meanwhile, Jack Leach offers up just two runs from his latest over.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

That was the easiest catch dropped in the history of Test cricket if Sodhi got a nick on that.

Just looking at the replay of that 'catch' from the last over.

Both Alastair Cook and Mark Stoneman are at short leg. They both reached up for the ball - and they both missed it.

Rich Scales: I see everyone ripping on Wood, hes not seen any international cricket in a while, and they judge him on one match... yet people still think Cook, who is so inconsistent, should be in the team!

Steve Kilner: I love New Zealand. I'll almost be sorry to beat them. Almost.

An odd moment, as Jonny Bairstow and Joe Root both scream for Alastair Cook to catch the ball, while simultaneously appealing for an lbw. Don't put your eggs in one basket, and all that.

Ish Sodhi responds by sweeping Root fine for four.

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Mark Wood has just been cantering on his horse.

Pin-point accuracy from Jack Leach, getting the ball to drop into those troublesome bits of rough under the batsman's nose.

A single from the final ball of the over.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

Mark Stoneman and James Vince have dropped two each now.

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

That was a chance. It went quickly but it carried. It's the sort of one you'd want to take more often than not.

Four men around the bat for Jack Leach, as he bowls to Ish Sodhi.

Ooft! Is that a chance? Sodhi leans forward and gets a firm leading edge and Stoneman, at short leg, barely has time to react. The ball thumps into his stomach and he tries to snaffle the rebound, but it went quickly.

I'll be interested to see what Colin de Grandhomme does here. Not the sort of player you sense wants to block his way through the rest of the match.

Joe Root, running back to his mark after every delivery, twirls his way through a maiden.

There's 12 overs to go until the new ball, so if England want it before tea, Root and Leach are going to have to hustle some overs here.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

England have got New Zealand where they want them - six down, with the new ball not far away and turn in the pitch.

That's worked out well for everyone - very good bowling from Jack Leach, good captaincy by Joe Root to change ends and a fine catch from James Vince.

Ish Sodhi is the new man, and he sees out a wicket maiden.

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

An excellent catch by Vince, although he did owe England one.

There was a puff of dust just before Latham hit that, indicating the ball turned.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

That's really well caught by James Vince! The change of ends works for Jack Leach.

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Mark Wood, after a very good five over spell, is going to take a breather.

Spin at both ends, then, as Jack Leach returns.

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

It's worth a shout but I think it's wise not to review that one.